Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-02
SENATOR FIVE.

Senator Frye, who has iast returned
from q Ave months Earopean tour.
talked 70 q reporter recently about bis
trip. Among other things, be said:
II am amused when l hear people
complain OF the water In Europe. Mrs.
Frye and myself managed 70 get through
Europe without beer, vine, or strong
drink, and think We have stood IL pref
~ we'll. The water In Europe is good
&c q rule. lcome hack q gtoutef cold
water man than when vent away. The
drink evil is q horror.
''4peaktnR OF wages. found girls In
factories IN Venioe working With great
skill for from ave 10 twelve cents q day,
the most experienced getting twelve
cents. out Of which they have 10 live,
bat how they live IL wonder. Their
chief diet 70 maoaroni. Farm hands all
over Europe earn twenty cents q day.
Women DO most OF the Geld work.
sav no inprased mAchipery on tbs
farms Of The Continent.
perhaps the most contemplate
People one meets abroad are the AnRii-
eined AmeFicans-the man who apes,
both In manners and language, What be
regards as the English aristoeracy, az
fleets 10 believe everything In England
perfect, and seems ashamed 10 institute
any favorable comparison between his
own c0untry and that. There vas one
Of this type on The steamer. graduate
% Harvard. He vas 20 delighted with
EsQiish society that be said be spent
every season there. He waa asked nc
the pubiio tahle a. 70 the make up Of
The Congress Of the United States, and
deliberately told the Rentlemaa Who
asked him, Who, b. the way, vas an
EaelisAman. that each State in the
Uaitsd Ssates hed one Senator and tvo
Representatives. An American woman
"a the table corrected him SingulaFly
enough. the exposnFe 81 bis ignorance
did not aeem 10 mortify him.
TIA despatch 10 the Chicago Nslcs
alleging hostility between myself and
Mr.. blaine 81 Edinbarah vas entirely
without Foundation. Ma. Blaine was
apparently very desiFuas THAI / shoald
aeeompany hin and bis party through
scotland and Ireland, and Mrs.. Blaine
and Mrs. Hale also ioined 10 the invita-
tion, bat having Travelled with friends
throuRhout the Continent we could not
With propEietY deeert them IN Great
Britain. Mr. Blaine also kindly invited
ne 10 all The Carnegie festivities. Mr..
HAAS family gill ,remaia abroad, bat
NJ. Hale will return In the fall. Mr..
Blaine told NE be might star away q
year and be might come home 10 thres
or foar mouths Ne. Blaine u In good
health. when / cas- in Dablin there
was q great desire 10 have hin come
there. They said thsy wanted 10 give
him . nonsieF reception.
II toek . eFsaa deal % interest 10 the
armies Of EuFope. / sAW = great review
in Paris. enc IN Italy, two IN Germany.
and one 10 Eaeland. fhe Preach sol
dtsFs h equipment AID pAysiQas seen
10 ne Inferior. They ara very youns
and net veil allied cot. and their nui-
foFms are bad. fhsrs is Wonderful
aash about tie Italiaa soldiers. Thsy
are A6ae beeied aad well clothed. fan Of
spirit a1d snthsaiasm. Tia German
ealdlors are the bed disciplined and
anesi looktne. Tksir anifoFns and
eaaipmNnta we're all Tn good condition.
Tue tFoops sac IN EaRlAna wsrs al
crack regiments. % THAI could hardly
institute Z eompaFtsoa hstweSn them
ara tee tgo1ps d et0aE nAtiana.
IL seems sestAin thai theFs aust be
a. karapeAn var n tea peaF future.
fhe anly uay 10 avoid a i 10 aialAn
tAa arniea. and that can't be dcns.
Psaee ts preserved today Ia EaFeae BY
The Empefog auiiAn's dsteFminatiea
thal Ne German army sAAii 30 into the
nsf1 Wstheof him. and a. hts ace THAI u
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